by Andrzej Wajda, PL, 1976- 160' 

The young filmmaker Agnieszka investigates the story of a bricklayer celebrated as a working-class hero in Stalinist Poland. As she reconstructs his rise and fall, she confronts the contradictions of a past that those in power first glorified and then sought to erase. One of Wajda’s most acclaimed works, the film combines investigative filmmaking with a reflection on the power of images, underpinned by a strong civic and political commitment. Winner of the FIPRESCI Prize at the 1978 Cannes Film Festival.  

Informazioni

Admission free until capacity is reached. Booking is recommended

Sala Cinema - Palazzo Esposizioni Roma

Admission via steps in via Milano 9a

You can book your seat on the event pages of the website from 9:00 a.m. on the day before the screening until two hours before the film starts. 
If you have made a reservation, please arrive 10 minutes before the screening begins. Otherwise, your seat will be given to members of the public waiting at the entrance. 
If you are unable to attend, please remember to cancel your reservation through your personal account on the website, allowing others to take your place.